Question
The temperature of star emitting blue light would be less or more than the temperature of sun? Also give arguments in favour of your answer.

Answer

According to Wein's law of radiation
$\begin{array}{l}\lambda_{ m } T =\text { Constant } \\ \text { or } T \propto \frac{1}{\lambda_{ m }}\end{array}$
In the light emitted by the sun the intensity of yellow light is maximum. So the sun can be considered to be a yellow coloured star. The wavelength of blue coloured star is less than that of yellow colour. So the temperature of blue coloured star will be more than the temperature of the sun.

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